Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-13
II. SAKS G. CO.,
1908 Main street.
DEATHS.

DEAth$.
hartley -Died, November 4, 1881, at the
resilence Of her daughter. Mrs. John Wheel
wright Mrs. JULIA NJ. BARLEY, IN the nfty-
nfth year 81 her age.
Her remains we're taken 10 her native State
(South Carolina for burial.
BROwN.-Died, at l5O A. VI. November II.
1887 at her residence, 3l2 south sixth street, MIS-:
SARAH j. BROWN, wife OF Abner Brown; aged
Her funeral will take place THIS Sunday,
AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance are invited 70 attend without
further notice.
CHEIsA.-Ded, on Friday, November II, 1877,
at O'Clock \. NJ, JOHN CHEIsA: aged sixty
three years.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock SUN.
DAY from his late residence, 1901 east Main
street. His friends and acquaintsnces are IN
vited 90 attend.
GFESE-Died, November II. 1887, az half-past
o'clock A.. NJ, at his residence. No. so soufh
Pine street. after long and painful illness, Mr.:
FREDERICK GEESE, In the nfty-nrst year OF
his age.
A precious one from ms has gone,
A voice We loved Ia still
place Is vacant IN our home,
Which never can be flled.
The funeral will take place THIS Sunday
EVENING at 3 O'Clock from ST. Andrews
church. Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend.
GOODE-Died, at California. Penn, October
q. 1885,, EDMOND PATTERSON GOoDE. only
child Of Amasa ;. and the late Hopa- l. coode,
who died at De Funiak Springs, Florida, March
p, 1857.
PLAGEMAN.-Dled, at her residence, on tho
Brook turnpike, saturday, November i?th. at Z
A. NJ, MARY LOUISA, loving wife Of Bernard
Plageman, In the lfty .eighth year Of aga
Angel spirit gently waited
Far above this mortal soil,
Dearest mother. Just departed
From this world Of woe and toll
On our loss who shall repay us
Who replace our mother dearv
Who shan dry our s0bs aud sOrrows-
Who shall wipe our Moving tearsI
Mother, In our sad aniictlOn.
Look upon US from above;
Be % US an heavenly mother,
LOyO US wits thy GOnted love.
Love As thou hast always loved us
Love US with an heavenly love;
Pray that We may again meet thee
In tho celestial realms above.
Funeral will take place THIS Sunday AF-
TERNOON from 81 Mary's German church a.
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited
% attend without further notice.
WOODBRIDGE on Friday tho 18th In.
slant. Mrs. ID ;. WOODBRIDGE.
Funeral THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock from Centenary church.
Atameeting OF the Board Of Managers held st
the Westmereland CLUB this lith Of November,
1857 called 10 take action In regard 10 the death
Of the executive officer, Colonel LLOYD J. BBALL,
GU motion the president appointed commit
tee 10 draft suitable preamble and resolutions.
which were reported as follows and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas IL has pleased God to call from our
midst one with whom IL has been our privilege
for some years 20 be Intimately associated, and
our hearts prompt Us % testify ON our records
tue regard In which We hold him: now there
fore be 10
I, Resoived By ire Wesfmor,land Club et the city u
Richmond. n tie STATE Of Virginia. That Ia the
death 81 Colonel Lloyd J. Beall wo mourn tho
loss Of one who has commanded our respect by
long lie OF probity and honor by his devotion
q duty, which animated him 10 remain ITS
post until within a few hours before the maj
summons came; who never, 10 far a. we know or
believe, entertained a fear, except the ono INA.
IN his latter days he might DO less capable OK
rendering efficient service. Educated q soldier,
aud having attained high rank In his profession
after years u service, the hour came tbat called
upon him % give up all that had been gained
From a sense " duty be at once resigned rank,
power. and wealth 70 cast his lot In thea uncsr-
tam cause, aud one which proved unsuccessful In
the end. fethe never murmnred, never regretted
tie sacrnce. but bore himself with cheerful
mien aud with the same fortitade which hae
characterized him on the field OF battle through
tho wars In which he had seen service.
3. tie won our affections by those virtues that
made the loved husband and father lie was
genial. generous, warm hearted, and Affection
ate; never willing 10 offend, always ready 70 for
give; a friend 10 his friend, with but lev n any
enemies.
5. That we sincerely sympatbize with thoce Of
that home circle 70 whom We know he was 20 at
tached and whom We know loved him 20 well;
and We trust that I" tho God 81 tho fatheriers and
inc Husband OF the widow" viii comfort them
IN their distress.
4. That these resolutions be spread upon tho
records Of the club and furnished the city press
for publication, and that copy bS sent BY the
secretary 70 the family Of the deceased.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. President
Teste: J. p. Aosbt, Secretary.